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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-03

less. When called as a witness / have
simply affirmed that would tell the truth
then as did on all occasions, Aud so it
should be with every man. Wnen men
are required to be honest in position, the
legal practice of treating them in
Advance, as if they were dishonest in place
ing and using them in that position, is not
a practice likely to make them unscru.
pulous. In many things the laws are res.
poDsible for the making of dishonest men
and criminals, and it is high time sor,a
portions Q. thu law shqli,5 be- M iinsd,
and robbed of that evil inf 1efce. could
cite numerous instances did space permit.
Notably, in the cases relating to elections.
recently so promently before the citizens of
Indianapolis; as well as our other subjects,
The revelations in the Chicago trials are
simply revolting. The lsscalities of the
New York Alderman pales before them.
Men, who year in and out, ate, drank,
slept, rode and had shelter, amusement,
luxury and did business on, in and with
stolen property, and nothing else mostly.
Who went to bed at night, rose up ia the
morning, and moved about through the
day with the skeletons of the
first theft close behind them aud
inside them, and day after
day added to the skeletons by mere thefts
until they became an army so great their
vision could not reach the outside ranks;
and could those skeletons materealize in
human shape the streets the thieves trav-
ersed daily would not give them room.
AT DO moment could they hold back
without seeing them and the daily in
crease in their numbers; and il they had
any honor left, even enough to dread de-
lection they must see them leering, glib
bering, pointing their bony fingers st them,
WITH mirsges of the penitentiary rising
above and beyond them. He'll! An
orthodox hell!-it seems to me-would be
pleasant place TO stay in rather than TO
live such daily life. And yet, these men
lived il, and so appeared to many good
citizens as to induce them to testify that
they were persons of good character. But
what shall be said of the reputable p
merchants who paid from hundreds TO
thousands of dollars to these officials-who
they knew must be stealing public money
to get the country trade, and then
added Ii to their accounts and
swore TO the accounts? Did they
see any skeletons when they made their
daily deposits and walked or road home at
the close of the day2 Many were church
members and received communion. DID
the bread and wine taste natural, or did
they see the Master they professed to fol-
low, driving the usurers and swindlers out
of The temple, while telling them they
had made 1t den Of thieves? Ia 1t any
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Eastern Exchanges.

ST. LOUIS, August blank elearings, 81 97O.-
800; balances, s4l5,057. New York exchange at
par.
CHICAGO, August 1.-Associated bank clear.
1nes to-day were s., 779, coo. Exchange was quot
ed at COO discount There Is a fair-sized loan
able fund supply with money going out any.
where from 70 per cent.
NEW YORK, August 1.-The bank clearings
To-day were s64.l6S,s SIS; balances, ss, go 1913.
BOSTON, Mass, August 1.-The bank clearines
To-day were sll.256.4Sl. balances / 654 $50
Money per cent. Exchange on New York Sc
and lOc premium.
baltimore. August l.-CleariDgs $780,, 600;
balances tS22 $50.
PHILADELPHIA August 1.-The bank clear.
ings to-day were $3.50 760; balances, 81, 793.
PARIS. August 1.-7s per cent rentes slL, 27<c
or the account.
Bar Silver.
NEW YORK, August 1.-Bar silver, o6c. The
STOCK market was somewhat less active after III
O'Clock.
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RAILROAD TAXABlES IN INDIANA.


tedious
aof last byn
following
of miles
Switzerland
railroads 1t will be from the following table tina. Lake County which
miles Immediately
o N G. railway
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urdsy. Offerings are fairly liberal. Futures
are more active: in better demand at higher
fgurss. Receipts continue large and grading
exceedingly well. Market all along the line
are firm and shade higher.
Corn-Is becoming very scarce, and all grades
would sell readily at quotations. Light arrivals
and meagre offerings. After call No. mixed
offered to arrive at 4l1zc track, No. white at
4S1Sc. Futures dull. Markets strong and higher
elsewhere.
OatS-Market irmer aud all grades in active
demand. A scarcity of receipts and lew sellers.
Sales on call OF l car mixed at 264c track, car
No. white at 275zc o. t.
Rye-Steady and firm.
Bran-Hieher; fair demand.
Hay-Holdiug steady at quotations.
Receipts and shipments by Rail Past "a
Houra.
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Prayer and Rain.
From the Detroit Journal. ]

IRON the Detroit Journal
A seepticsl young man oae bright day
during a long summer dry spelI saw q
Detroit lady carrying her umbrella 20
church. He began Joking her sbou; il.
when she said: Our pastor is to pray for
rain. and if he does l shall need the u n
brella. You had better take one" As
there was no greater sign OF it than there
bad been for days before, he lsugaingly
declined to sake so much on one prayer.
But when church service was over the
drops began TO fall, the devout lady had
plenty of use for an umbrella before reach
ing home, and TIE sceptic had q suit OF
clothes spoiled.
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COMM ERICA

The dry goods market is devoid of special
feature. Sugars and coaees remain firm and
unchanged. Canned goods stronger. All
Glasses of vegetables are becoming scarce, and
II the drouth continues much longer, higher
prices will prevail Poultry and eggs have de-
.clined. Choice butter in good request. Lemons
have taken sudden tumble and are now quoted
OF 79ss per box. Quinine and turpentine are
lower.
Whest-Local market rules very frm, and we
note little better demand tor choice milling
grseesi prices ranging &c higher than on sat-
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Two thoughtful Boys.
From Bapyhood.l

My four-year.old boy remarked conf
dentially to the cook the other day tina, a >
would hate to be a chicken" "Why,
Bob2" "Csuse would have TO lay eggs
and L don't know how" was the Response
His little cousin gravely propounded
this conundrum: Father. If cows are
cattles, why are not calves kittlesl'
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Elsewhere.

KANSAS CITY, August 2.-Cattle-receipts,
l,5O0, shipments, Official Saturday, 900. Corn.
led weak; grass and range steady good TO choice
corn-fed, 50 1c@Sf: common to medium, So $50
g 65; stockers, s1@s2 40; feeding steers. 81 500
50; COVE, 81 4egSl 50; grass range steers 81 259
70. Hogs-reeelpts. 600; shipments, Official
saturday GA; choice firm 10 &c higher, close
weak; coed to choice, IS 1885 25; common to
medium, - 1896 Is. Sheep-receipts; ia alp
mems. Official saturday. $50; market steady;
good to choice, SS@sS 30; common to medium,
CHICAGO, Union stock Yards, Aug. 1.-The
Drovers Journal reports: Cattle receipts r.
eco; shipments, none Market 10915c lower for
common natives; shipping steers. So 1904 so;
stockeTs and feeders, 81 50@S 90, cows, bulls and
mixed s! 25@2 go; Texas cattle, 81 1908 Is.
Hogs-geceipts, 1900; shipments. 1900. Market
steady: rough ane mixed, s595 80; packing and
shipping. IS 2o@545. light, s5@5 10; skips. s3a5
sheeP-Ieceipts, 1000; shipments; 400 Market
So 1908 GO; Texans, s. 5093 so; lambs, s4,95.
ST. LOUIS August 1.-Cattl e-Receipts 4, 40c;
shipments 200. Market easier; fair to choice
htesyy Dsys steers g s9st 2 butcher steers
as 79: stockers, fair to good s2G2 rs; Texans
ano Indians, common grass to good corn fed 81
@S 20. Hogs-Receipw 1,s.0; shipments 500.
lectioDs IS 3o95 IS; packing and Workers s59
5 %; pigs, common to 5000 81 50@5 90. Sheep
Receipts 2600: shipments 2, 400; clipped, fair to
choice SS94; lambs 6o@475.
NEW YORK, August I.-Beeves - Receipts
SO carloads for the msI ket and las carloads for
the city slaughters and exporters direcs Good
cattle q trife frmer inferior and common
weaker: natives steers 6 Sass 90; Texas DO.
So 509f3 62h. Sheep Receipts 1900: demand
lower; common.to best sbeepsold at 4a4 12I5 per
cwt; common to prime lambs IS 509s7 50,
with a few choice at 81 IS. Hogs.-Rsoetpts
400. Live hogs frmer at IS 50@s5 so
KANSAS CITY, August 1.-Wheat dull; No. 2
red cash 63zc; eeDtember 63Hc bid. Corn
steady; No. cash SS1z September. SAC; year
BIC. bid. Oats August, 21szc. Bid.
EAST LIBERTY, August l.-Cattle receipts
1896; shipments 1,705. Market strong at last
weeks prices. Hog receipts, 1,s00; shipments
2O00. Market active: Phlladss. s. 6595 70;
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
HoGs.-Receipts 200. Shipments, 500. Gen
ersl car loads holding over from Saturday, gave
US larger receipts Monday than usual. Market
opened slow at about Saturdays closing prices.
Trade ruled steady till all weIe sold, crossing
steady.
Medium and heavy. 30 as SIS
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH,

rs 40. Sheep Receipts. 500; shipments, 900.
Market dull; 25hS5c. of from last weekspriees.
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LIVE STOCK,

Union STOCK YARDS. August /, 1887
UAFTJE-Receipts =: shipments 100. Mar
ket fairly active and shade stronger on choice
heavy, while common to medium grain-fed
stock was neglected and almos. impossible to
dispose OF, several loads of the latter going
through in first hands.
prfma shfpnfuO etaorc oF I 400
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HUNTINGTON lime. s0c per bushel; Newark
plaster. y % PEI beTTeli Michigan plsster, 81 Is
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altes 3eitnngssYapier.
aItss 3eituugspapier bel iofortiser NbbOlung
au is Gents pro 100 9o9ett
C1e9-) In Der Grp. os. 9Iattes.
Der Qeut[6e Gorre[pOnOet1t.
Observation-Disclosures .

Reps 9orf, 7. September.- ettpa
ieds 0tOnnteu ianOte Der y4mericus,GubOr.
@lnb" $25 fir bic oerurtbetIteu AuarGiffen
nod @btca9e. Sc geifab Dies auf Serau.
lofung Don Siitor Drurp, alletu BomoerI1
oeranIaBte 6amals bic 3uriidieuSuug oeS
@eloes. SeBt bat 3rurn ben 8lan, @eloer
aur llnterfntnu9 Der uerurtb bailten 4uardt.
fen su Iammeln, tpieoer auFaenommen uno
bat Die Ntaioritdt Der 2ofal Afemblles Der
10, u. 49" fir ieiuen Plan intereiirt. Sc
fragt fi4 nun, oh lbm Bcmeerlp nod eiumal
bnS Sanomerf le9eH miro.
Niltpautee, z. Sept.-@ine Spesial.
Sspeihe aus BauteiEa melSet, oaB Der Auss
ffanS Der Bei6euffeller an Der ,,98tsconins
@entraIbabu" uunmehr Elm aIlsemeiuer if,
uuo ens Der gnnie Srahtoerfebr Der Babu
bornieoer lest. Su Baufeiha bat Der gu.
perintenosnt Rerria ben Sderifi eriIdt, oaa
@igsHtbum Der 8abu ~ ihiisen, oa Aus.
ffIn6iee in ben Rabnbof eiugeorunseu ma
rem uno bas 8angiren non 9iisen uerAiROeru
MOLTEN. Sine aujaBl 9aIfsi4ertfie bepadt
iest ten SabnbCf.
Der ausfaub in ben - Barton. GiieusYi.
men" in benz 9ifiriit 9asslic if nun ais be.
grube ySrOu. Sing" purbeH gsfsrH ausbs,
3Q6u, uno ote III OeH aHOeIeH VIuOeH Ce'
i6dftigtsn tperoen beute ibre 26bue erbulteH
Sie Ullnen @sieuidaften bnbeu iib bereit
ertlGrt, allen ibreu Serpflidunsen nudiu.
fpmmen uno idreiben ben Ausfaub trunte.
usn 2sitern Res ;, 8tn9s" gu, lpeI4e entlafeu
msrosu uuen. Die genaunteu Srubeu finc
nod ni6t i'm Sefs Der p8eHemer &OuiOliou,
tsb Company" unb biirften OerieIbeH aud
in ben nddfeu &aSeu nod uift iiberSeber
nerbeu.
Buffnlo, R..@., 7. September. Die
bieIisen @etrnioeidlu1er brObeu nit eiueH
Guefanb, neil ibuen Die @leOators &ompaJ.
MEN eiueu 3beil ibrss 9Ohues UOrsutbalten
SubianapoIis, Snb., Z. September
pie bteTseu 8eiHeufeuer babeu cine Or
t0bung ibrss 9Ohues uuf Die in Chicago be
,ubltsH Brsiie ssforbert uno brobeu NIT ei
mem Aueffan6.
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Sra6tOtGbitdble anf etaett 3uetGe
Der yCSrteG93dhn."

Scrauton, 3D., 7. September.- -Seit
etniger 3eit naren auf Der SefferIoner 2ueias
ffrede Der nGrie. Subn," sniideu GarbououIe
unb Ninusb, 6raatpug9ous erbrOdeu uuO
rperbuole gSGaren oarouS eutneuoet poroeu,
uno tros Der eifri9iien Radbforiduuaen mar
ss nidt selnngeu, Den 9iebeH AMI bic Spur
3u fommen. S6lteSlidb fam man aeIeqeuts
lid Der bel Bittsbure uuo auf Der @afamifTaer
jYmeisiirede berubten Sabnraube auf bic
Sose, baB m0sliher @eiie bic eiaeuen qus
gefeutep Der Sabu be geiuhten Biebe iein
f0nnten. lin Dies Al eruireu, muroe etne
GnSGbl 9ebelmpoltttfen aui ben 1arid1ie6es
nen Sra6tjiigen poftrt, obne baS ieo0h elmer
Der Sbdter ab9etabt p0r6en tuGre. Die Dlebs
fdble batteH and cine !5eitIuug nadgelafen.
SiirBli6 aber nuroen bieIelbeu in Der friibes
rem gSeiie ptsoer fortseeBt, unb ais geiierH
Abeuo nnt bem Sahnbofe 3u @ar6ouoale 4rs
better onm!t beidldftigt nareu, eiuen 3ug 3u
rnngiren, fnuoeu fte bic Sbiir zines nit g8aas
reu ansefiiuten 8nssOus ge0fiuet uHO bei
udberer 8urniu4uug eiueu ehemoIs im
Situfie iener Sabnseieui4aft bei1Gftigten
8eamten, 9tamens Serns g8ilion, binter els
uer Siffe 0erfedt. Su ieiHem 8e1e faub
man einen S4lniel, Der 5u ben Baggons
paste unb ibm ben &iusau9 in 0ieielben per.
idofft bate. Bel leilem SerbGr Dor oem
alderman 8afer rdumte er ein, elmer orgur
nlfirten 8nnoe anjugeb6ren, Del4e felt ldus
aerer :3eit ueri6ieoeue 3iias Der Sabu in ip.
Remainder 8eiie befobIen bdtte. giuer bon
Der 8nnoe babe sepDbutid ben Bug beffte.
gen, bic Bdsssutbiren g,6ffuet Inb an aes
etenetsn BI6tsn lIngs Der Strsde bic gefObs
Ienen gBuoren bernus seporfen, nelde BON
GcmpIiceH alsbanu in Siderbeit ge5raat
nurben. Der Serbuitste Deiserte fid inbes
bartnddigr bic Rameu ieiusr 9eIisrsbeIfer
GHSu9tbsH'
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Siours @itp, Sa., 7. Sep ember. -
Sm 8tfritlegeridlt bat gefsru bic Ssrtbeioi'
gurg in bem pao0od WoroproIeB eiuen I'm
trng auf 6reilafuug oe8 IugeIiagteH Ggens-
Ocrl eiu9ebrodt. 5egriiuOet paro Der llu-
trOg oumit, bnB 4reusoOrf i4ou elumlt ben
Quire9nnBen elnes PtOBefss ausgeiegt mar,
ouB bas 8erfubreR be8 3lthter8 &euls, Der
bic Sulg mad Eur % ftituo'ger 8eratbuug
entInfeu bat, yunregeImdBig" 9epeieu mo
buB bic Surn, weldJe nit l / gegeH Stimme
fir oIe Sretaiiuug be8 AugetIagteH emit hieo 4,
fid fherIid nod geetnigt, menu Der 8Ihter
iie nod einige Stuuoen betiammeu gelaieu
bGtte. 8as BlniOOpsr iiber oen GHfrag, Osr
mnbriteiulid ub5eIeBnt miro, Obwo9l CT
popI UsgrdnOeE II, wlrU mgrgru UgT Uttser
&GftiiyIo itatlfinoen 9lrnGh miro Der
groBe6 E. 0tHuGratb'8 ieinen }lnian9 ue3
men. Ser StaataaupuIt bat Ietue uelea
2euden borlufIhrsn.
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@erheerense gtilrne. .

utica, R..0., 7. September. .-Sn Borz
cefer, StiegO @Ountp, g.. g., miitbete beu;e
elm beiliger Surm. amOs @crneH puroe
gstDotet, uno 3mei aHbere Wdnuer erIitteu
itwsre SerIeBuHgeH. 9roBer SdaOeH
nuroe angerldtet.
8ie StaOt Biusbamton purbe beute Ha9'
nittGg pom eiuem GOruaoo beim9eiudIt, Der
3pGr nur tur3e 3eit oauerte, leoOu oiele Ses
bGuoe belhdoigte unO erbeblt4eu Serlut Bur
6Olge bate. Gu9 in Saratogas Spriu95
perauIaBte Der Sturm bstrddtIi9en S5aoeH.
Bbtlubelp bia, 7. September.- SObu
Mc@Omun, GapuGu oeS Sanalboote8 uSabH
u. Sopce," rpuroe beute auf bem Delapares
6iuer rdkren0 zines Sturmes burd eineft
@iHNfOB iiber 8OrO geidleuOert uuO til ObHe
QmPtfPI prtrnnfen
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nar Gin nnanfb6rIidies Snh

ESE~ Gin unaufb0rtt6es Sufen
UsTnlmmt man iiberau i'm 2auoe, Elm Seneis,
on5 Siele on @riGItHug leiOeu uno leiOen
meroen, rpenu ite 6agegeu ut4t ShnaS tbun.
9as grose SeilmitteI 5auce's 5uiammeHges
isBter &HborusS sS9rup Compound Syrup of
HOrehOund) turirt 6UfeH un6 age jouIhqen
6alss uuo 2uugenleibeu. 6rii6e @rt1ltuus
gen beilt er oft In eiuem Gage, alte 7dle oft
In uenigeH Sageu. Bel froniideu 4ffettio,
neu un6 alien 2eibeH giebts fat gar ui&ts
Be7eres. &r iptrft aud bel Rin6ern ausges
Bei9uet. BerIuht cine 5lajde uno nebmt
ni6ts gn6eres. greis Is unb so Gents.
Sei Setb q. 9Guce & Comp, ytr.
80, on. Cneu; alte ylr. 1O8, Bef.) Bali.
mOrssStraBe, 8u bObeu. 127-)
B% 3pet 8tnge tn gtuem (3u'
berlaitgee Saarz zg8leo rfe0uugsz uu0 net
teS 6aar GOilstteumittel.) SAT- ale iOge'
uunuten g8ieoerberfelungs DtItteI peroeu
aus 2SaIier, eas man nit Artlielu, melde
bas Saor austrodueu unb 3ur Eoilette bee
6aares nod Elm aHoeres BrGparnt u0tbig ma
den, Uermii9t, uugeiertigt; absr 6auce's
6emiides SQar QBie0 ie0erherfeQuu9amtttel III
eiHe 8ereiuiguus BON fimulireu6em Beius
geiif uuo Del uHb giebt Elm angeuebmes
6aars SOiIettenmittel ab anger ieiAeu DieOers
berfeleubeH @igeni@oiten. Go III uHiber.
trofien ole @rSeuger einss iippigeR 6aarmu9.
ies un6 eldn3eu6er 9odeu uu6 befist bic St.
9eniaaft Der 3urtidfHbrung graueH Sanres
ju ieiner natttrliaen Sarbs. gs iit teiu Saars
fdrbemittel Unb 10 stufah, 6as es Don Se6ars
mnRH nit ooQtommener Si6erbeit gebrandt
Uerbeu Tam. Breis 81 be 6laide. .3n ha.
ben BET g eth g. 5aIse& & 6 ON B., glr.
80, Shs (ueu: ulte y1g. IO8, gSeasl 81ltis
morefirase. n. B.-Ran uerlauge Sauce's
aemii&ea 5aar. gBisOsEberfeHuuss uuc
nebme ieiu ouberes. (127-)
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GerbdasntBpOHe Rapbt6a grplO.
Bini gRannsr set6Stef. - Gilt sdbOpRes uHp
etH peImaeasiu Serit6rt,


S0fOu, Z. Sept. - Sin nit RaPatba
befradteter Sdoousr lag gegeH 10 llbr beute
SOrmittag on Der g8erfte 6es grOBeu Del.
92a9a3ins 6es 5rH. Sobu @uuuiu1blm uabe
Der @beIieasSriide. Sier Wduuer befaHSeu
fid auf Dem Beroed uno etu fiinfter in benz
S6ifisrnume. BI0Blif ereiguete fi9 etHe
inrhtbare @rpIofoH, uub Die Baiiauten Gui
Der Bride iabeH bas Ded bes Sa5r;euges IN
bic 9Hft fiegen. Sunlitteu oss 3iau6es uHO
Der Slammen bemerfte man bier meni6lds
SOrper, wel6e bod empor gei4leuoert mur'
ben uno in OGs Seuer 3uritd fieleH. Der
FINITE 9tauH iprdng iiber SorO uRo ertraut.
9as Seuer usrbreitste id5 raid auf Oas Del,
Yfnga3in unb diherteu OoiieIbs elm. gtittler'
tpeile mar Der breuHeHbe Saoouer gsgeH ben
Sriiden 4uiSug getriebeu, uuO Oerielbe
puroe oTrG bas 6euer ierff0rt. Die BOftOs
ner Teuernebr murSe pisr0urd uerbiHoert,
bic Bride IN treujeH uub bic auf oem @bsIs
fear ufer sele9eue Srau6fdtte 5u erretteu.
8as Dlnga3in mar Elm Smetff0dtge5, $50 SuB
Ianges uno so 5uB breites @ebduoe Hno mar
nit Del gsfiut.
Gie NameH Der Gpfer TinO uibt ermittelt.
2Bie Gin arbeiter i'm 0lagajin augibt, brah,
iDdtreHo Elm Sos gtapbtha aus benz untereH
&aume oes SdOoners arigehiBt DurSe, Osr
6uien, buS SaB iiiir5te 3urid, uHO sleth
oarnut erfOlgte bic grploitou. AGBer Den
@etOhtsteu pureeH mebrers 0tGauer idDer
osrIsst. Der pstuRidre Serluf miro aui
S42 coo aeihGkt
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Babufataitrppbe i'm Iptpa .

Des NOine8, Sa., I. september. -
Sin SdueupOf3u9 Der D@6icagO- 8urliug-
ton Guiucp 8abn" coIlibirte beute yahnit.
tag Rabe aitoH nit eiuem BerioueHSug. Gin
SInO bss Bafors u. s. Mohar aus &reitou,
Sa., nuroe get06tet, uuO Die Wlutter os8
ieIben erIitt Iebensgefdbrlide BerIebuugeu.
auBerbem tpuroen nod uHgefdbr SepH Yers
iOuen beoentIid DerIett. Der lluiau ereigz
ne'e iid an eiuer SurOe i'm 8abu9eleiie nnO
muroe bur9 ben llmfaHo UeranIaBt, baB Der
BeriOueHsug Ourd etueH ibm oorausgebeu
ben 6rodt3ug aufgebalteu nurbe. Der
6iibrer bes S4ueupOf3ugs bate oas signal
gum aubaIten Hidyt beudIet.
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y9aIOsGuubberS" por Dem Smn0eS,
9ertd1t.

SefferiOns&ttp, &c., I. 5sptbr. -
&te biefgsSsr. ct. .@rano sSurp erbob geferu
gegeu msbrere ttir5lid BON DOugIaB SOuutg
bitrber gebra6te n8albsfnobber8" iOrHelIe
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bigt Den G. y. &tpOoo uuo unOere, uuf Ges
gierungaIanb mObuenOe BeriOueH mi5banoeIt
un6 Osthiebeu 81 babeu. Beitere ARtIageH
fino 5u erparten. j3Uet Der Gugetlasteu,
NamenS s. SilUen, tun., uub y. 9aucOt,
nurbeu bem 8idter uorgefiibrt; fe ertldrteu
fd nidt iduIOig, uno ibr Serb0r ptro oem'
ndtf beginner. Itau glaubt, oaB ite nI1t
10 Isihten &aufs baooH tOmmeu Deroeu, ruie
Oieieniqeu, tpelds i'm Staatsgeri4t gu D}nrt
proBsiiilt uuO uur gu Huerbe0iaeH 9eI0bH'
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Banana, Z. September. - pStur aub
SernIb" msIOst gtu9heben6es: uGine reuo.
Iuliou6re Streitm0ft inter 8aroua Iber,
rumpeIte p1brenb Der Uer9uHgenen Radt
Sort la Union unb bemG6tiste fid Der Stnot.
Bic @arnifon puroe BON awei Offt,iereu per.
ruthen. 9sr 3umpf 3tpiideu ben Sniursenteu
unn ben &e9iernngStrnppen iOQ elm iebr bit.
Sigsr sepeien ieIu. Sauien6 Ulann &esie.
runsstrnppeu inter Oem SeueruI Gmapu
aiueeu beute BON Der 9uuptftabt nb. ieoo9
niI6 &c 5psi Sa9e oauern, bis fie Bort Ia
Union trreideu. Gin aa9.metuer Auffanb
in SnIuuOOr, Guatemala uaO SOuOurus tulrO
tsfarAtet.~
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Reip.Nnrffr glndrfdhtet,.

gleD.gorf, Z. September. - Sbomas
8Ouusup, as Sabre alt, Elm gSddter auf Der
y6ubIoH Riuers 8abH" on Der 8reuBung Der
67. Strase, nuroe tpdbrenO Der Dergaugeueu
Rndt BON etnem 3use iiberfabreu uno ses
tOotGt.
- 3as 9erb6r biufdtlia Der &ppeuatiou
Sufob Sbarp's If bis gum l3. September
hprid,pben morheu
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RorS In etner Sunnta8Sf6u(e.

ass@ttg, Ro., 7. Sept. - 4u5
Columbus, SaHias, miro Der Zines" 9eme'z
be baB Der l ! Sabre aIte 6rant &ouiHs per-
gangeusu SOnutag gia6mlttag ben 10 ld6rt'
gen Srauf gBbatt, fpelbe Beioe cine oortl9e
SoHntogSzS 6uIe beiuatsH, oUrh mebrere
0leferfii6e tSotlid UerIeste. Der Sbatort
mar oas SduIBimmer, unO Die Seranlahnug
gu Der blutigen Ebat elm Streit oaritber, oaB
8olins bem bait eiueH 2beil 6es S4nurr'
bart8 nbneIhuitten hottie,
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wSuuce's SaffapnrttIen.gr.
traf reinigt bas 8Iut uub beiIt StrOpbelu,
itrOpbulOie Bliife, trebfge RlHfe, WtaseH'
ihpdde Uuo ale aus uHreiHem Blute ent,
pringeu6eH 2eioeH raoiiaI. 6ititrpeb 8beus
mutismus, yteuralgie un6 gidt IafeH ft
uur ourd bas 9lut tpirfiam beieitigen, uu6
6auce'8 SaIfapuriueus @rtraft III bic 4r3uei,
nelae 9as UOubringt. Breis 81 bic Slai4e.
gu baben bel Setb 9. 6Guce& & Com mp.,
gir. $40, OF. (neu altegtr. 108, Beft.) SaItt.
more sStrnBe. (127-)
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SrFon Inn t16raIt6en Shto.

GoIebo, D., I. September. - Der
GuruaoO, psIasr gefteru bic blsfBe @egeuo
beimiu9te, bate eiueu uripruug i'm iiOli,
den Ntidigau. Su SplUauia, 10 UteiIeH
UOu bier, iopia in Diidie, gBatorUille NM
nuberen Srten in Der llmgegeuO purOe grOs
Ger Gdnoeu angerihtet, jebod giHg, iOz
pcit ermittelt If, feiH UteuiAenlebeu 0erlo.
rsu. Der am btefgsu Staats Srrenaipl an
GeIiStete Sho0en mir0 auf $4,000 aeihdet.